Children’s Rooms, Playrooms and Homework Areas

Our relation to the environment and what exists within it starts at a very young age. Now is the time to build a solid foundation for organization. There is a good chance that if children grow up within disorganized space, they will not only feel overwhelmed by it now, but for years to come.

Besides helping them take pride in their space, at Aim to Simplify we can use this time as an opportunity to help your child learn more about counting, sorting and grouping, as well as sharing—when they donate items they no longer use.

Here is a list of steps we take to help them reach their Optimal Organizational Status:

• Tackle the Toys – Most homes today contain more toys than an entire neighborhood 30 years ago. Aim to Simplify is experienced in making this process a blast
• Create Floor Space – Let us create a space to play, learn and grow! Getting things up off the floor can be a challenge, but Aim to Simplify knows just the bargain bins and organizers that are effective
• Sort and Label – Aim to Simplify will leave your child hungry for more organizing. Icon recognition and word labels give them a chance to put things away on their own
• Stations and Centers – We will make sure that each area of the child’s room and play centers are safe and useable. From art supplies to their clothing, every child deserves a great relationship with organizing

Optimal Organizational Status – This is what you define as organized.
Everyone has a different set of values and ideas for how they define their Optimal Organizational Status.

Please take this quick quiz to help us to discover exactly what your desired outcome and definitions are for getting and staying organized. This will help Aim to Simplify establish the foundation that is vital for achieving your goals.